Like your computer, the structure of the website is displayed as folders and items. Each folder represents a different section of the site, for example, each of these is a folder in the CMS:
About > Our Institutes > Medical and Biomedical Education.
How to create a folder
To create a folder in the CMS:
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click on the folder where your new content will sit, then select New Folder
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enter the folder name, making sure that the Folder name field only contains lower case letters
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click Save.
Before adding or creating any content, you need to make sure the folder is set-up to contain certain files, called content types.
A list of some of the Content Types available in the CMS.
Adding content types to a folder
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To set up a folder to contain documents:
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click on the folder, then select Properties
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click on the Content Types tab then click on the green Add Content Type(s) button at the bottom right
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check the required content types from the menu that appears — supported document types include:
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MS Excel (.xls)
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MS PowerPoint (.ppt) and PowerPoint template (.pptx)
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MS Word (.doc) and Word template (.docx)
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MS Outlook Mail message (.msg)
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PDF (.pdf)
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Text files (.txt)
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click Save.
To set up a folder to contain images or video:
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click on the folder, then select Properties
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click on the Content Types tab then click on the green Add Content Type(s) button at the bottom right
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check the required content types from the menu that appears — supported image and video types:
To set up a folder to fill the Related links component:
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click on the folder, then select Properties
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click on the Content Types tab then click on the green Add Content Type(s) button at the bottom right
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check the Hyperlink content type
- click Save.
Folders can also support the following content:
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Audio — AAC, MP3
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C#
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CSS stylesheet
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Database (Microsoft SQL Database Connection)
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EOT
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Executable files — EXE, MSI, PKG
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forms (built using the CMS's form builder)
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hyperlinks (see the guidance for setting up a related links folder)
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javascript
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JSON
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MAP
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TTF
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WOFF / WOFF2
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XLSM
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XML